Subscription Period and procedure Sample Clauses

Subscription Period and procedure. The Bonds were offered for subscription through a private placement starting from 19 June 2013 at 9:00 (CET) and ending on 25 June 2013 at 16:00 (CET) (the Subscription Period), which was closed early on 19 June 2013. (see Section 10.9 entitled “Early closing and allocation of the Bonds” for more information about the early closing). The investors who, after having consulted the PPM, wished to subscribe to the Bonds were invited to subscribe with Bank Degroof NV/SA and Belfius Bank NV/SA. Subscriptions could also be submitted via other financial intermediaries. In this case, the investors are invited to seek information about the fees that such financial intermediaries would charge. The investors were notified of the number of Bonds which were allocated to them by the Joint Lead Managers or by the financial intermediary through which they had introduced their demand in accordance with the arrangements in place between parties. Subscriptions were irrevocable. The minimum amount of subscription in the primary market was EUR 100,000. There was no maximum amount of subscription. Regarding the costs incurred by investors who subscribe to the Bonds, see Section 10.7 entitled “Fees incurred by the investors”.
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Subscription Period and procedure. The Bonds were offered for subscription through a private placement starting from 20 May 2014 at 9:00 (CET) and ending on 23 May 2014 at 16:00 (CET) (the Subscription Period), which was closed early on 20 May 2014 (see Section 10.9 entitled “Early closing and allocation of the Bonds” for more information about the early closing). The investors who, after having consulted the private placement memorandum (PPM), wished to subscribe to the Bonds were invited to subscribe with Bank Degroof NV/SA and Belfius Bank NV/SA. Subscriptions could also be submitted via other financial intermediaries. In this case, the investors are invited to seek information about the fees that such financial intermediaries would charge. The investors were notified of the number of Bonds which were allocated to them by the Joint Lead Managers or by the financial intermediary through which they had introduced their demand in accordance with the arrangements in place between parties. Subscriptions were irrevocable. The minimum amount of subscription in the primary market was EUR 100,000. There was no maximum amount of subscription. The Bonds can only be subscribed in nominal amounts equal to the denomination of EUR 100,000 or integral multiples thereof. Regarding the costs incurred by investors who subscribe to the Bonds, see Section 10.7 entitled “Fees incurred by the investors”.
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